How to use Atfarm and N-Tester

In this webinar, our local arable expert Natalie Wood will run through how to add your fields, create VRA maps and also set up the N-Tester in Atfarm as well as the benefits when using these tools.

Topics covered include

  • Variable N-Rate applications
  • N-Tester recommendations
  • Mobile app features
  • Live Q and A session 

Available as an on-demand recording

The webinar was recorded on Thursday 13th May 2021  but don't worry if you missed it as it is still available to watch below as an on-demand recording.

How to use Atfarm and N-Tester - webinar

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